INTERNAL PELVIC ATTUNEMENT THERAPY

A respectful, client-led exploration of your body’s patterns both physical and energetic.
This is about reclaiming ownership of your pleasure, easing pain or numbness, and fostering a sense of deep connection and trust with yourself.

This work supports women with:
Chronic pelvic tension or pain
Birth trauma, miscarriage, or abortion healing
Navigating grief, loss, or major life transitions
Healing from sexual trauma or emotional disconnection
Preparing the body for conception, pregnancy, and postpartum healing
Reawakening sensuality, desire, and pleasure.

Investment:
$983 – Includes:
4 hours of therapy.

Pre-session attunement call (30 minutes)
3-hour in-person session
Post-session follow-up call

(Payment plans available: pay in 3 installments)

I have worked with hundreds and hundreds of women since 2017 and there’s so many reasons a woman will feel called to see me. Often they arrive after having “tried everything else”

And for many women, there’s simply an unexplainable yes in their body when they hear about this work and that is enough.


Appointments with Hayley are generally facilitated at @MOOKABURRA (The Nest) in Frederickton NSW. Hayley often visits regional and remote locations around Australia and is always looking for hosting or collaborative opportunities for this important work to reach as many women as possible. Payment Plans are available & if appropriate partners are welcome to attend the appointment and learn ways to support their partner (these appts are via application only)

INITIAL APPOINTMENTS - 3 HOURS IS REQUIRED

- $983 for 3 hours or (Deposit of $383 with payment plan for remaining amount available)
Please fill in the online form prior to payment.

3 hours is required as we incorporate Somatic Counselling, Integrative Bodywork and Vulva Attunement into the one appointment.

Once clients have experienced the first initial 3 hour appt they are able to book ongoing hourly or 2 hourly appointments when required.

The Science Behind Internal Pelvic Attunement

Internal pelvic attunement work isn’t just a pathway to emotional and energetic healing—it also taps into a rich tapestry of anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry that can help optimize your physical well-being. Here’s a look at the science underpinning this modality:

Access and Stimulation Through the Cervix

• Gateway to Internal Healing:

The cervix serves as a natural gateway to the internal pelvic organs. It’s richly innervated, meaning that gentle, attuned internal work can stimulate nerve pathways that communicate with both the brain and the endocrine system. It is a gateway to deep nervous system & hormonal regulation. The cervix has direct connections to the vagus nerve, which is responsible for regulating the parasympathetic nervous system (rest, digestion, and healing). Unlike other pelvic structures, the cervix has fewer pain fibers and more deep-pressure sensory receptors, making it an area where deep nervous system shifts can occur. This is why cervical touch can induce states of deep relaxation or even emotional release. Gentle, therapeutic stimulation of the cervix and surrounding tissues encourages the release of:

• Oxytocin – which promotes relaxation, trust, and pain relief.

• Beta-Endorphins – The body’s natural painkillers, reducing discomfort and increasing sensations of pleasure.

• Nitric Oxide – A vasodilator that enhances blood flow, promoting tissue repair and overall pelvic health.

• Regulation of the Autonomic Nervous System

By engaging the vagus nerve and deep pelvic receptors, internal pelvic work can shift the body from a sympathetic-dominant (stress) state into a parasympathetic (restorative) mode, reducing anxiety, promoting emotional processing, and enhancing whole-body relaxation. Non sexual presence in this area can encourage the release of key hormones and neurotransmitters such as oxytocin and endorphins. These chemical messengers are known to reduce stress, promote relaxation, and support overall tissue repair.

Musculoskeletal Connections and Biomechanics

• Ligaments, Tendons & Fascial Networks:

The pelvic region is supported by a complex network of ligaments and tendons that not only stabilize the uterus and other organs but also contribute to the body’s overall structural integrity. By working internally, I can support clients to release any tension and aid in the restoration & promote optimal alignment in these connective tissues.

How Internal Work Helps:

• Releases stored tension in the ligaments, reducing chronic pelvic pain.

• Improves pelvic organ mobility, which can support conditions such as endometriosis, menstrual irregularities, and prolapse.

• Enhances blood and lymphatic flow, supporting immune health and tissue regeneration.

Activation of Deep Muscles:

Structures like the piriformis and other deep pelvic muscles play a crucial role in maintaining posture and facilitating movement. This intentional internal work can help relieve chronic tension and improve neuromuscular coordination.
Chronic clenching of the pelvic floor (often due to stress or unresolved trauma) can cause urinary dysfunction, pain during intercourse, or digestive issues. Conversely, a weak pelvic floor can lead to organ prolapse, instability in the spine, and poor circulation in the lower body. Internal pelvic work helps restore balance—relaxing overactive muscles and strengthening weak ones to promote overall postural stability.

The Womb as a Repository of Experience

• Embodied Memory and Emotional Storage:

The pelvic bowl has one of the highest concentrations of sensory and motor nerve endings in the body, making it a prime location for the nervous system to “hold” experiences. Research in somatic psychology shows that trauma is often stored in the body rather than the mind, meaning that talk therapy alone may not fully release past experiences. In my experience experiencing both in the same appointment is profound for the individual.

Women who have undergone childbirth, surgery, sexual trauma, relational trauma or long-term stress may unconsciously hold tension here, leading to symptoms like pain, numbness, or lack of sensation.

• Integration of Mind and Body:

By addressing both the physical structures and the energetic imprint of past trauma or chronic tension, internal pelvic work supports a more integrated healing process. This approach helps women not only to relieve physical discomfort but also to re-establish a deeper, more harmonious connection with their body’s wisdom. Internal work gently reconnects neural pathways that have been “shut down” due to trauma or disconnection.

Real-World Impact

• Enhanced Blood Flow and Tissue Health:

Improved circulation resulting from internal work can accelerate healing, reduce inflammation, and support the regenerative capacities of pelvic tissues. Many chronic conditions (like pain, cysts, endometriosis, or fertility issues) are linked to stagnant blood flow. Internal pelvic work restores circulation to the uterus, ovaries, and vaginal walls, optimizing their function. The ovaries, adrenal glands, and pituitary gland work together to regulate estrogen, progesterone, and cortisol. Chronic pelvic tension can disrupt hormonal signaling, leading to irregular cycles, PMS, menopause symptoms, or fertility issues. Restoring balance in the pelvic region supports healthy hormonal function, reducing symptoms like bloating, cramps, or mood swings.

This modality offers a powerful tool for women seeking both physical relief and a reconnection with their innate sensual and reproductive energy. This is far beyond just “yoni massage or genital mapping”
It’s a science-backed, somatic-based healing modality that works at every level—neurological, muscular, fascial, hormonal, and emotional.

Some common post session feedback from women report:

Elimination of chronic pelvic pain

Restored sensation and pleasure

Fewer PMS or hormonal symptoms

Relief from hip and lower back tightness

Decreased emotional reactivity and deeper self-connection

Each womans experience of this modality is as unique as them and their story.

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